Cancelled with Rob Rosen and Desma Simon

By: Rob Rosen and Desma Simon
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  • Summary

  • TV producers Rob Rosen and Desma Simon interview victims of cancel culture. In each episode, they will talk to newsmakers who have run afoul of the on-line mob and have been cancelled. These people will share their version of what happened, the devastating after-effects and how they're now trying to rebuild their lives.
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Episodes
  • Special Announcement

    Special Announcement
    Jan 10 2022

    Rob and Desma make a special announcement about their future plans for the podcast.
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    11 mins
  • Maud Maron

    Maud Maron
    Dec 1 2021

    Maud Maron was a good liberal; a Bernie supporter who worked as a lawyer for the Legal Aid Society.  But when she won a seat on her local school board and expressed some unfashionable opinions, she was cancelled in a very public and traumatic way.  In a provocative and open discussion, Maud reflects on what happened and what's made people so intolerant of different points of view.
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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • John Gorham

    John Gorham
    Nov 17 2021

    John Gorham was Portland's top chef and the owner of ten local restaurants.  But his empire came crashing down when he got into an online fight with a trans-woman.  In this emotional interview, John tells Rob and Desma how, overnight, he went from king to cancelled.
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    1 hr and 5 mins

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